Piophila

Piophila
Pi·oph·i·la pī-'äf-ə-lə n a genus of dipteran flies (family Piophilidae) that include the cheese fly (P. casei)

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Pi·oph·i·la (pi-ofґĭ-lə) a genus of flies. P. caґsei is a fly whose larva is the cheese skipper, a common cause of intestinal myiasis.

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  • Piophila casei — The cheese fly, a species of muscoid flies whose eggs are deposited on exposed cheese, cured meats, and other foods and are thus ingested, sometimes giving rise to temporary intestinal myiasis, with diarrhea, colicky pains, and vomiting. [L., fr …   Medical dictionary

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